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NouveauInside Stay Behind Networks: The Cold War's Sleeper Cells Hidden Across Europe14 novembre 2026 · 2 h 19 min
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The Team House is a long-form, fiercely apolitical national security podcast hosted by Jack Murphy, featuring special operations veterans, intelligence professionals, frontline reporters, and guests who have never spoken publicly before. It delivers deep-dive conversations on conflict, tradecraft, and the forces shaping the world, alongside the sister show Eyes On Geopolitics hosted by Mick Mulroy, Andy Milburn, and Jason Lyons, focused on breaking down current geopolitical events and what they mean for national security.

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Épisodes 672

  1. Inside Stay Behind Networks: The Cold War's Sleeper Cells Hidden Across Europe

    2 h 19 min

    During the Cold War, secret networks of ordinary civilians were recruited and trained across Europe to conduct espionage, sabotage, and resistance operations in the event of a Soviet invasion. In this special …

  2. Massie Files Impeachment Charges on Hegseth | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 26 min

    We break down the impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth, what they reveal about war powers, executive authority, and the political fight heading into the next Congress. We also react to Hegseth’s Pentagon …

  3. Did China Honeypot Nvidia’s CEO? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    22 min

    We break down the allegations surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, a suspected Chinese intelligence-linked relationship, and how the case could expose deeper counterintelligence vulnerabilities inside one of …

  4. Midterms Drubbing, CENTCOM & the Next Phase of the Iran War | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    59 min

    We break down what the midterm results could mean for U.S. foreign policy, how much power Congress actually has over the executive branch, and why tools like war powers resolutions and sanctions often fall …

  5. Before SEALs & Delta Force: Snipers in the Revolutionary War

    1 h 47 min

    Historian Patrick K. O’Donnell returns to discuss Revolutionary Snipers, the story of the elite riflemen, scouts, and frontiersmen who helped shape the American Revolution from Quebec and Trenton to Saratoga …

  6. What Nuking Iran Would Actually Be Like | Eyes On Geopolitics

    57 min

    We break down Tucker Carlson’s claim that the U.S. could use a nuclear weapon against Iran’s deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain facility, what tactical nukes can actually do, and why the idea is far less …

  7. Ukraine, Iran & America’s Strategy Problem | Eyes On Geopolitics

    58 min

    We break down the delayed Patriot sale to Ukraine, Washington’s increasingly contradictory Russia policy, and what that dysfunction looks like to U.S. allies and partners. We also examine the possible paths …

  8. Green Beret & SOF Operator | Alex Dekker

    1 h 37 min

    Alex Dekker looks back on his path from conventional infantry in Ramadi to 5th Special Forces Group, combat in Afghanistan, the Special Forces Combat Diver course, the fight against ISIS, and his final decade …

  9. Israeli Elections, & the VetBro Industrial Complex | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 4 min

    We break down Israel’s deadlocked election and coalition fight, what a possible change in government could mean for Iran policy, and the growing counterintelligence concerns around foreign influence, personnel …

  10. Delta Force & Ranger Regiment Commander | Pete Blaber (throwback ep)

    3 h 30 min

    original airdate 11-3-23Pete Blaber looks back on his path from the Ranger Regiment to Delta Force, including operations in Panama, Colombia, Somalia, Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and the leadership lessons …

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    original airdate 11-3-23

    Pete Blaber looks back on his path from the Ranger Regiment to Delta Force, including operations in Panama, Colombia, Somalia, Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and the leadership lessons he carried from each. We also dig into his reconstruction of the Pat Tillman friendly-fire incident, the command failures that set the conditions for it, and why accountability and common-sense leadership matter so much in combat.

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    00:00 – Start
    01:09 – Growing Up Outside Chicago
    02:48 – Cross Country, Endurance & Learning to Push Through Pain
    05:45 – Desert One Inspires Him to Join the Military
    07:07 – Trying to Figure Out How to Get Into the Army
    08:38 – “I Want to Join Delta Force”
    09:04 – OCS & Becoming an Infantry Officer
    10:16 – The Fastest Route to Ranger Regiment
    10:36 – First Assignment in Korea
    11:56 – Joining 2nd Ranger Battalion
    12:22 – The Ranger Battalion Commander Who Shaped His Leadership
    13:28 – What a Healthy Command Climate Looks Like
    15:12 – “The Best Welfare for the Troops Is Getting Them Home”
    16:09 – Learning to Stay Calm on the Radio
    17:52 – Company Command in the 7th Infantry Division
    18:14 – Invading Panama
    19:48 – The Friendly Firefight That Changed His Thinking
    22:15 – Realizing They Had Been Shooting at Another U.S. Unit
    25:21 – Learning Leadership as a Young Lieutenant
    27:18 – The Sergeant Major Who Taught Him “Don’t Be in a Hurry to Die”
    29:31 – Learning From Bad Leaders
    31:07 – Preparing for Delta Selection
    32:45 – Passing Selection & Joining the Unit
    34:10 – Delta Force in the Early 1990s
    35:54 – Counternarcotics Becomes a Major Mission
    36:35 – Hunting Pablo Escobar in Colombia
    38:17 – Building Teams Around Skills & Personality
    39:08 – Learning How to Find People Who Don’t Want to Be Found
    40:36 – From Colombia to Mogadishu
    41:16 – Why He Distrusted Helicopter-Centric Assaults
    42:24 – Black Hawks vs. Little Birds
    43:16 – The Low-Visibility Approach He Wanted in Somalia
    46:10 – The Hunt for Pablo Escobar
    48:27 – How Colombian Forces Ultimately Found Escobar
    49:25 – Arriving in Mogadishu After the Battle
    49:53 – Searching for Mike Durant
    52:00 – What Happened After Black Hawk Down
    53:52 – Personality Conflicts & Interoperability Problems
    57:51 – Somalia Becomes the Final Nail on Helicopter Assaults
    58:48 – How Somalia Changed CQB & Special Operations
    1:00:21 – Taking the Fight to the Enemy Instead of Sitting Still
    1:02:20 – Bosnia: The “Living Laboratory” for Human Hunting
    1:04:58 – Learning Low-Visibility Operations in Bosnia
    1:07:11 – Humor, Creativity & Problem Solving in Combat
    1:10:01 – Brainstorming Unconventional Ways to Stop a Target
    1:19:52 – Transitioning From Career Stories to Common Sense Leadership Matters
    1:20:41 – Why Pete Wrote the New Book
    1:21:00 – Commanding Delta in Iraq
    1:22:34 – Four Operators Wounded on a Baghdad Target
    1:27:22 – A Ranger Asks Pete for Help
    1:37:15 – Getting Access to the Pat Tillman Investigation
    1:40:00 – Discovering the Pattern of Toxic Leadership
    1:42:50 – Reconstructing the Pat Tillman Mission
    1:43:15 – The Terrain Where Tillman Was Killed
    1:45:02 – Why Pete Considered the Area Extremely Dangerous
    1:50:00 – The Sync Matrix & Pressure From Higher Headquarters
    1:59:59 – The Order to Split the Platoon
    2:00:32 – The Platoon Leader Explains Why the Order Makes No Sense
    2:02:06 – How Splitting the Platoon Broke Up Organic Teams
    2:04:05 – Sending Troops Out Without Reliable Communications
    2:09:57 – Why Rangers Are a “National Treasure”
    2:14:49 – Who Pat Tillman Really Was as a Soldier
    2:16:25 – How Toxic Leadership Set the Conditions for Disaster
    2:16:54 – Reconstructing the Day Tillman Was Killed
    2:17:29 – Entering the Canyon
    2:18:49 – Serial 2 Struggles Through the Terrain
    2:26:41 – Crossfire Begins Raining Into the Canyon
    2:28:45 – Tillman Moves Into Position on the Spur
    2:29:57 – Tillman Takes Fire From the South
    2:31:30 – The Position That Became the Most Dangerous Place on the Battlefield
    2:35:25 – Serial 2 Opens Fire Toward Tillman’s Position
    2:35:42 – Pat Tillman Is Killed
    2:36:03 – Why the Rangers Couldn’t Hear Him Yelling
    2:38:08 – Could They Actually See Tillman’s Position?
    2:40:02 – How the Investigation Judged the Rangers
    2:43:40 – Why Pete Believes the Shooters Were Put in an Impossible Situation
    2:45:19 – Accountability for Senior Leaders
    2:47:04 – “The Cover-Up Was Worse Than the Incident”
    2:47:51 – The Decision Not to Tell Kevin Tillman the Truth
    2:49:57 – What Leadership Should Have Told the Tillman Family
    2:53:54 – What Happened to the Senior Officers?
    2:55:14 – Promotions Instead of Accountability
    2:56:05 – Why Pat Tillman Was Revered by His Platoon
    2:57:40 – Are Senior Officers Protected From Consequences?
    3:02:09 – Audience Questions
    3:05:44 – Lost Platoons & Conventional Wisdom
    3:08:08 – Were Delta Snipers Involved in Escobar’s Death?
    3:09:27 – Where Advanced Force Operations Came From
    3:13:16 – Other Innovations From the Special Operations Community
    3:19:58 – Military Working Dogs & the Evolution of the Program
    3:21:49 – How Intelligence Support to Operators Has Evolved
    3:22:40 – Could Pack Mules Still Have a Place in Modern Warfare?
    3:24:11 – Closing Thoughts
    3:24:30 – Pete’s Books & Leadership Trilogy
    3:25:43 – Where to Find Pete’s Maps, Photos & Firefight Reconstruction

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  11. Will More Strikes on Iran Accomplish Anything? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 14 min

    We break down the mounting signs of another U.S.-Israel confrontation with Iran, including embassy drawdowns, renewed strike planning, Houthi attacks, and the growing vulnerability of Gulf infrastructure. We …

  12. 11 Months as a POW in North Korea | Steven Woelk

    1 h 32 min

    Steven Woelk recounts his service aboard the USS Pueblo, its 1968 capture by North Korea, and the brutal 11 months he and his shipmates spent as prisoners. We also discuss the crew’s resistance inside …

  13. Former CIA Officer & Torture Program Whistleblower | John Kiriakou

    3 h 13 min

    John Kiriakou is a former CIA officer who worked as both an analyst and operations officer, serving on the Iraq portfolio, in Greece, and in Pakistan, where he helped lead the capture of Abu Zubaydah. He later …

    Notes de l’épisode
    John Kiriakou is a former CIA officer who worked as both an analyst and operations officer, serving on the Iraq portfolio, in Greece, and in Pakistan, where he helped lead the capture of Abu Zubaydah. He later became a prominent whistleblower on the CIA’s post-9/11 torture program, was prosecuted under the Espionage Act, served time in federal prison, and has since worked as an author, commentator, and lecturer.

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    00:00 – Start
    01:01 – John Kiriakou’s Upbringing & Greek-American Family
    06:29 – Studying Middle Eastern Affairs & an Early Interest in Espionage
    09:15 – The CIA Officer Posing as His College Professor
    12:29 – Joining the CIA as an Analyst
    14:53 – Briefing President George H.W. Bush During the Gulf War
    16:58 – Working the Gulf War From CIA Headquarters
    20:06 – Life After the Gulf War & Getting Burned Out on Iraq
    22:30 – Writing a National Intelligence Estimate on Saddam Hussein
    22:53 – Deciding to Leave Analysis for Operations
    25:06 – Going Through CIA Operational Training
    28:37 – Weapons, Explosives & Recruiting Spies
    29:45 – Arriving in Athens as a CIA Case Officer
    33:46 – Walk-Ins, Probes & Embassy Security
    37:52 – CIA Disguises & Fooling the U.S. Ambassador
    42:40 – The Terrorist Group 17 November
    45:12 – The Assassination of British Defense Attaché Stephen Saunders
    48:38 – 17 November Names Kiriakou in Its Manifesto
    51:26 – Who Was Really Behind 17 November?
    55:09 – How the Group Was Finally Unmasked
    1:01:24 – Interrogating Carlos the Jackal
    1:03:32 – 9/11 Changes Everything
    1:04:44 – Watching the Second Plane Hit From CIA Headquarters
    1:07:41 – Volunteering for the War on Terror
    1:08:34 – Pakistan After 9/11: “The Wild West”
    1:11:38 – Pakistan, the Taliban & the War Next Door
    1:14:02 – The Two Faces of Pakistani Intelligence
    1:15:51 – Capturing Abu Zubaydah
    1:16:42 – Inside the CIA’s Torture Program
    1:18:09 – Why Kiriakou Refused Torture Training
    1:18:43 – Going Public About CIA Torture
    1:21:17 – John Brennan Reopens the Case Against Him
    1:21:40 – Charged Under the Espionage Act
    1:22:34 – Facing 45 Years & Taking the Plea Deal
    1:23:08 – Why John Brennan Wanted Him Prosecuted
    1:23:32 – Obama’s Crackdown on National Security Leaks
    1:25:57 – Heading to Federal Prison
    1:26:24 – The Prison Assignment That Wasn’t What the Judge Ordered
    1:29:21 – Learning How to Survive Federal Prison
    1:31:30 – Becoming the Prisonhouse Appeal Writer
    1:32:36 – Race, Gangs & the Social Structure of Prison
    1:36:47 – How the Mafia Ran Prison Rackets
    1:43:10 – Using CIA Tradecraft Behind Bars
    1:46:18 – A Prisoner Puts a Contract on Kiriakou
    1:48:19 – Getting Out of Prison & Starting Over
    1:50:05 – Anger at the System & the People Who Were Never Prosecuted
    1:53:13 – Where Is the Line Between Interrogation & Torture?
    1:57:26 – Waterboarding, War Crimes & the Torture Debate
    1:59:11 – Why Did the U.S. Invade Iraq?
    2:02:03 – The WMD Intelligence Fight Inside Washington
    2:04:00 – Did Overthrowing Saddam Hand Iraq to Iran?
    2:05:45 – Why Kiriakou Went to Work for Sputnik
    2:06:48 – Criticizing Russia While Working for Russian Media
    2:12:50 – Life After Sputnik & What He’s Doing Now
    2:15:43 – CIA Declassified & Digging Through Old Intelligence Files
    2:18:16 – MKUltra & CIA History
    2:18:25 – Audience Questions
    2:29:47 – Would He Blow the Whistle Again?
    2:42:48 – Public Trust, the CIA & Government Accountability
    2:51:38 – Why John Brennan Avoided More Scrutiny
    3:01:22 – Would a Presidential Pardon Restore His Pension?
    3:02:18 – How Close Trump Came to Pardoning Him
    3:04:52 – Thoughts on Trump Returning to Office
    3:06:23 – How American Politics Has Flipped
    3:07:36 – Final Thoughts

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  14. Did America Just Switch Sides on Ukraine? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    52 min

    We break down the reported throttling of Starlink in Ukraine, the Trump administration’s shifting Russia policy, and whether U.S. decisions are now putting Ukrainians and Americans on the ground at greater …

  15. The Gurkha Who Made It Into the 22 SAS | Krishna Thapa

    1 h 23 min

    Krishna Thapa looks back on his journey from growing up in Nepal and earning a place in the Gurkhas to passing SAS selection and serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other operations around the world. We also …

  16. 22 SAS Operator | Phil Campion (throwback ep)

    2 h 8 min

    original air date 3|1|24presented by VAER Watches go to--> https://www.vaerwatches.com/theteamhouseand get a free watch roll with your purchase & 20% off for activde duty, veteran, leo's & first responders.Phil …

  17. Houthis Pound Saudi Airports & Trump Throws Putin a Lifeline | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 9 min

    We break down the escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, the growing pressure on Riyadh’s air defenses, and whether the U.S. could be pulled into a new campaign in Yemen. We also discuss Trump’s Russian …

  18. The FBI Double Agent Who Targeted the GRU | Naveed Jamali

    2 h 14 min

    Naveed Jamali tells the story of how he went from a family business in New York to working with the FBI as a double agent against Russian military intelligence before eventually becoming a Naval Intelligence …

  19. Why Did U.S. B-1B Bombers Suddenly Leave the UK? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    59 min

    We break down the return of airline hijacking concerns, suspected covert activity around RAF Fairford, drone threats, and a mysterious pneumonic plague death at a Russian research facility. We also dig into the …

  20. Terror in the Cockpit: The Flydubai Hijacking Attempt | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 10 min

    We break down the attempted hijacking of Flydubai Flight 1073, the warning signs investigators may have missed, and whether the attack was connected to Iran or a lone-wolf extremist. We also discuss suspected …

  21. Inside the CIA, the White House & the Intelligence Purges | Julia Curlee

    1 h 56 min

    Julia Curlee looks back on a career that took her from DIA and CIA deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan to briefing senior White House officials and serving on the National Security Council. We also discuss her …

  22. The Truth About CIA Hit Teams, Black Ops & Covert Action | Ric Prado (throwback)

    2 h 25 min

    original air date 5/13/22presented by VAER Watches go to--> https://www.vaerwatches.com/theteamhouseand get a free watch roll with your purchase & 20% off for activde duty, veteran, leo's & first responders.Ric …

  23. Terror Plot Stopped Near RAF Fairford | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    57 min

    We break down the suspected plot near RAF Fairford, the growing use of criminal proxies for covert action, and what the incident could mean if investigators ultimately tie it to Iran. We also discuss the …

  24. Inside the FBI Hostage Rescue Team | Kyle Vowinkel

    2 h 22 min

    Kyle Vowinkel looks back on a 25-year FBI career that took him from counterintelligence and SWAT in Los Angeles to the Hostage Rescue Team, JSOC deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and some of the Bureau’s …

  25. Will the U.S. Strike the Houthis For Saudi Arabia? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 7 min

    We break down the escalating Houthi campaign against Saudi Arabia, the growing threat to shipping through the Bab al-Mandab, and whether the U.S. will intervene as Gulf air-defense stocks and regional …

  26. Force Recon in Vietnam & Is WW3 Actually Possible? | Bing West

    1 h 41 min

    Bing West looks back on a lifetime of war and policy, from serving as a Force Recon Marine in Vietnam and writing The Village to working in the Reagan administration and covering Iraq and Afghanistan alongside …

  27. Is America's Influence Eroding? | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    51 min

    We break down Russia’s use of gig-economy recruits and online networks for espionage and violence, the growing damage to U.S. bases across the Middle East, and what Iran may be gaining strategically from the …

  28. The Houthis Are Winning & AI Is Making Them More Dangerous | EYES ON GEOPOLITICS

    1 h 5 min

    We break down the Houthis’ advances toward the Bab al-Mandab, the growing pressure on Saudi oil exports, and new reporting that Houthi forces used Claude to help develop and test ballistic missiles. We also …

  29. Inside the Pentagon on 9/11 | Ambassador Matthew Klimow

    2 h 25 min

    Ambassador Matthew Klimow recounts his path from West Point and a 30-year Army career to the highest levels of U.S. national security, including his firsthand experience inside the Pentagon on September 11 …

  30. Army Special Mission Unit Operator | Erick Miyares (throwback ep)

    3 h 5 min

    original airdate 4/15/22Erick Miyares recounts his path from the Marine Corps and 7th Special Forces Group into a highly secretive Army special mission unit, conducting intelligence and advanced force …

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    original airdate 4/15/22
    Erick Miyares recounts his path from the Marine Corps and 7th Special Forces Group into a highly secretive Army special mission unit, conducting intelligence and advanced force operations across Afghanistan, Iraq, and other sensitive environments. He also opens up about being shot in Colombia, hunting high-level targets in Ramadi, singleton missions, hostage rescue work, and the psychological toll of spending two decades operating in the shadows.

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    00:00 – Start
    02:38 – Erick’s Cuban-American Upbringing in Miami
    04:18 – Joining the Marine Corps
    06:13 – Airborne, Pathfinder & Becoming a Scout Sniper
    07:20 – Leaving the Marines for Army Intelligence
    10:12 – Becoming a SIGINT / Electronic Warfare Operator
    12:42 – Getting Assigned to 7th Special Forces Group
    14:32 – Life on a Special Operations Team Alpha
    18:37 – Mission on the Ecuador-Colombia Border
    23:13 – Ambushed by Guerrillas
    27:04 – Getting Shot in His First Firefight
    34:31 – Discovering the Secretive JSOC Intelligence World
    35:19 – Getting Hog-Tied by Rangers During a JSOC Exercise
    41:22 – Selection for a Special Mission Unit
    44:06 – What Makes the Right Kind of Operator?
    47:18 – Living With Ambiguity & Controlling Aggression
    51:04 – The History & Mission of the Unit
    58:44 – Straddling Special Operations and Intelligence
    1:04:28 – 9/11 Changes Everything
    1:06:01 – Early Global War on Terror Missions
    1:09:10 – Afghanistan & Advanced Force Operations
    1:11:20 – What AFO Operators Actually Do
    1:19:33 – Hunting a High-Level Target in Ramadi
    1:23:23 – Going Up Against State-Level Tradecraft
    1:26:01 – Infiltrating a Cordon-and-Sweep Operation
    1:28:03 – Finding the HVT and Leaving Him in Place
    1:29:31 – RPG Attack & Hours of Fighting in Ramadi
    1:34:44 – Building the Final Target Package
    1:35:48 – Rangers Raid the Target & Seize Everything
    1:39:02 – Sitting Face-to-Face With the Man He Hunted
    1:41:24 – Espionage Inside a War Zone
    1:41:40 – The American Hostage Rescue Mission
    1:46:07 – The Psychological Toll of Constantly Switching Missions
    1:49:31 – Compartmentalization, Secrets & Family Life
    1:53:38 – Activating an Emergency Destruction Plan
    1:57:23 – Destroy the Gear and Escape
    2:03:03 – The Fear of Being Captured on a Singleton Mission
    2:07:41 – When the Entire City Went Dark
    2:09:40 – Treating PTSD With a Stellate Ganglion Block
    2:15:05 – Helping Special Operations Veterans Get Treatment
    2:18:47 – Leaving the Clandestine World Behind
    2:20:25 – Opening Pandora’s Box After 20 Years
    2:22:49 – Suicide, PTSD & Finally Asking for Help
    2:24:24 – Becoming Erick Again After the Military
    2:27:10 – What Special Operations Does to Families
    2:30:26 – The Nightmare of Forgetting Who You Really Are
    2:36:11 – Why Army “Spies” Struggle to Tell Their Stories
    2:38:20 – Classified Trauma & Getting Help From the VA
    2:42:00 – Why Secret Careers Are So Hard to Translate to Civilian Life
    2:47:27 – Is This Line of Work Better for Single Men?
    2:51:19 – Politics vs. Operating in a War Zone
    2:55:25 – Cuban-Americans in Special Operations
    2:57:03 – Why These Stories Need to Be Told
    3:01:34 – Where to Find Erick & Closing Thoughts








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